Concepts of Algorithm, Flow Chart & C Programming
Concepts of Algorithm, Flow Chart & C Programming by Prof. Wongmulin | Dept. of Computer Science Garden City College-Bangalore
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Flowchart is much more easier than Pseudocode but less reliable than pseudocode. Since I love drawings, I prefer flowchart than Pseudocode as it deals with shapes and not words.
Thank you sir for uploading this video, my teacher recommend me to watch to understand this topic.
Great stuff! Good video and easy to understand by beginners. Kudos!
I do not program in C but this is just good for all programmers. Thank you so much
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The hero we need but don’t deserve ?you are awesome Prof.
Very nice tutorial. Thank you professor.
This is a good explanation I loved it and is easier to do ❤❤❤
Great job Prof. Wongmulin. Many students are being helped by your demonstration of an algorithm.
You clarified them one after another !!Thank you sir!!
So beautiful Explaination… Thanks to TEACHER Sir…G B Y TO Sir
sir I’ve doubt in 3rd example in the float a declaration part (ps:overall the lecture was good)
wow! what a superb lecture thanks,is it a must to calculate the sum of n terms using FOR loop
great video sir! I will use this knowledge for my arduino projects from now on!
A very helpful video indeed. Thank you Mr.Wong Mulin 🙂
great explanation sir…wonderful tutorial
there is an error in problem no. 2 in printing section where you want to print the largest no.
the error is if you only want to print the largest variable name then you must write it inside the double quotes,
otherwise you need to write format specifier of that variable inside the double quotes,
thank you.
Very nice tutorial. Thank you professor.
Hey Wong Sir! One of my favorite lecturer!
Homework: INF 131
1)Write an algorithm that reads the first and last name of an employee, the number of working hours he/she has performed, and his/her hourly rate. Then calculates and print out his/her first and last name and the salary of that employee.
2) write an algorithm that reads the marks of CA, of TPE, and that of the normal exams for an undergraduate student in a certain unit of value. Then calculates the average of that student in that unit of value.
Note that: CA count for 20%, TPE count for 10%, and normal exams count for 70%. The algorithm will be able to tell the student whether or not he has validated his exam or not, and with what reference or grade ( “fair” for an average between or equal to 10 and 11, “fairly good” for an average between or equal to 12 and 13, “good” for an average between or equal to 14 and 15, “very good” for an average between or equal to 16 and 18, and then “Excellent” for an average between or equal to 19 and 20.
Good luck!
We shall all correct it here on Tuesday evening, after every body have solve!!!
I like your this way solution
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